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Professional Elevator Installation for Every Building Type
From site assessment and engineering to testing and commissioning, we provide complete elevator installation solutions designed for safety, performance and long-term reliability.
- Qualified installation teams
- Safety-led execution
- Documented commissioning
Drawings, interfaces and responsibilities coordinated
Controlled mechanical and electrical execution
Testing, inspection, documentation and training
Installation solutions by building type
One disciplined process, adapted to every property.
Installation planning changes with users, traffic, loads, operations, structure, finishes and the building’s stage of readiness.
Residential Buildings
Traffic-led passenger planning, durable finishes and phased coordination with the wider apartment programme.
Discuss this buildingVillas
Compact layouts, low-disruption installation and architectural integration for new or existing homes.
Discuss this buildingCommercial Buildings
Capacity, speed and group planning around peak traffic, tenant experience and operational continuity.
Discuss this buildingHospitals
Bed and stretcher clearances, clinical priority, hygienic finishes and resilient emergency operation.
Discuss this buildingIndustrial Facilities
Load study, reinforced construction, duty-cycle validation and safe material-flow planning.
Discuss this buildingHotels
Guest and service separation, quiet ride quality, premium finishes and opening-date coordination.
Discuss this buildingShopping Malls
High-traffic passenger, service and panoramic systems aligned to public circulation and fire strategy.
Discuss this buildingHigh-Rise Buildings
Traffic simulation, high-speed engineering, core coordination and staged commissioning of lift groups.
Discuss this buildingElevator types we install
Complete installation capability across applications.
Equipment selection follows verified traffic, capacity, speed, travel, site and lifecycle requirements.
Complete installation process
Accountability from the first conversation to the first ride.
Each stage has defined inputs, approvals and handover information so the elevator and building move forward together.
- 01Requirement Discussion
- 02Site Survey
- 03Technical Planning
- 04Shaft & Structural Assessment
- 05Elevator Selection
- 06Engineering
- 07Material Delivery
- 08Mechanical Installation
- 09Electrical Installation
- 10Testing
- 11Safety Inspection
- 12Commissioning
- 13Handover
Site survey & planning
Measure the building before specifying the elevator.
Survey information becomes the basis for feasibility, builders-work drawings, interface schedules and installation access planning.
Book a measured surveyShaft dimensions
Clear width, depth, openings, plumb and construction tolerance.
Pit requirements
Depth, waterproofing, structural loading and safe access.
Headroom
Overhead clearance, refuge space and equipment arrangement.
Machine room requirements
MRL or machine-room strategy, access, ventilation and lifting points.
Electrical requirements
Supply, isolators, earthing, lighting, backup and communication.
Structural requirements
Shaft walls, beams, brackets, reactions and builders work.
Capacity planning
Passenger, bed, goods or vehicle loads and traffic demand.
Travel height
Floor-to-floor geometry and total vertical rise.
Number of stops
Entrances, door sides, control zoning and floor interfaces.
Engineering & customization
Configure every system around the actual operating brief.
Our engineering team translates survey and traffic inputs into coordinated elevator parameters, interfaces and approval drawings.
01Capacity02Speed03Door type04Cabin dimensions05Cabin finish06Controller07Drive system08Safety system09Floor configuration
Safety during installation
Safe work is part of the product.
Installation quality depends on trained people, controlled methods, suitable tools, protected work areas and recorded verification.
- Approved drawings and method statements
- Controlled shaft and landing access
- Test records retained with handover documents
Installation safety procedures
Method statements, permits, access control, lifting plans and housekeeping.
Certified technicians
Qualified mechanical, electrical and commissioning personnel.
Load testing
Rated-load validation using controlled, documented test methods.
Emergency systems
Alarm, communication, rescue and backup-power functions.
Door safety
Interlocks, light curtains, force, timing and clearances.
Electrical safety
Isolation, earthing, protection, routing and verification.
Final safety inspection
Recorded acceptance checks before passenger use.
Installation timeline
Realistic programmes, built around readiness.
Dates are confirmed only after site, equipment, approvals, access and builder responsibilities are reviewed.
Pre-installation
Survey, engineering, approvals, shaft readiness and production.
Delivery & mechanical work
Controlled unloading, rails, machine, car, doors and shaft equipment.
Electrical & controls
Power, controller, travelling cables, fixtures and interfaces.
Testing & handover
Tuning, load tests, safety inspection, commissioning and training.
Quality check & commissioning
Nothing enters service without verification.
Commissioning confirms that the complete installed system performs safely, consistently and in accordance with the approved project requirements.
Why choose Elevator Mart
A professional end-to-end installation partner.
Experienced technical team
Practical elevator, shaft, electrical and commissioning expertise.
Professional installation process
Defined stages, approvals, site controls and acceptance records.
Quality components
Equipment selected around performance, compatibility and lifecycle.
Transparent project management
Clear responsibilities, status reporting and issue escalation.
Safety-focused execution
Controlled work and verification throughout installation.
Post-installation support
Warranty onboarding, documentation and technical assistance.
Maintenance availability
Preventive and comprehensive AMC options after handover.
Installation project showcase
Solutions delivered across building types.
Representative project profiles showing the information used to communicate installed scope.
Installation FAQ
Answers before planning begins.
How long does elevator installation take?+
The complete programme depends on elevator type, floors, customization, manufacturing, building readiness, approvals and access. A reliable timeline is issued after survey and scope coordination.
What shaft size is required?+
Shaft dimensions depend on capacity, cabin, doors, drive system, travel and applicable standards. We verify clear dimensions, plumb, openings, pit and headroom before final selection.
Can an elevator be installed in an existing building?+
Often yes. Feasibility depends on available space, structure, circulation, fire strategy, pit/headroom options, power and acceptable construction impact.
What electrical setup is required?+
Requirements may include three-phase or single-phase supply depending on equipment, dedicated protection, isolators, earthing, shaft lighting, communication and backup power interfaces.
What happens after installation?+
The system undergoes testing, safety inspection, commissioning and handover. The client receives operating guidance, records, warranty information and maintenance onboarding.
Do you provide maintenance after installation?+
Yes. Preventive and comprehensive AMC options can cover scheduled service, emergency support, inspections, parts and performance reporting.
Installation consultation & site assessment
Plan the elevator and the building together.
Share the property, floors, project stage, proposed shaft and installation goal. Our team will structure the next survey and engineering steps.
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